question palestinians and others in the region who are under is really occupation us secretary of state law group. yeah, you have signed the declaration, expediting the delivery of nearly $4000000000.00 in military age, but as well the decision resolved lessons that were previously held out by the fight and the administration of human rights concerns. since it took office, the trumpet administration has approved $12000000000.00 in military style of israel and says it will continue a long standing commitment to it's security to publish demands in dollars. so i have mulch the 1st day of foss thing for the muslim holy month. of ramadan, i did so admit russell and destruction. a prisoner released on to the seaside, sail returned home to find that many of his family members were killed in his riley strikes mohammed hodge, he report sunset or because of the time for prayer and reflection. this is that all of them comes without the threats of israeli bombing. but the palestinians fit the tests, the 1st phase of the ceasefire comes to and then they'll be a return to the test and displacement while left.

group one iowa. mowat says the move ends nearly two decades of state law protections for transgender iowans like himselfening right now? >> i can't understand what the timing would be other than a large widespread national trend towards trans phobia and hostility toward the lgbtq community. it's more acceptable to single us out and harm us. >> reporter: are you worried about real harm? >> absolutely. i know that this will just move the needle further. we going to continue to see really horrible legislation because this is the new norm? >> reporter: lana zak, iowa city, iowa. >>> "cbs news roundup" will be right back. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] would you

. >> reporter: max mowitz, the executive director of the advocacy group one iowa, says the move ends nearly two decades of state law for transgender iowans like himself. >> why is this happening now? >> i can't understand what the timing would be, other than a large widespread national trend toward transphobia and hostility toward the lgbtq community. it is more acceptable to single us out and harm us. >> are you worried about real harm? >> absolutely. i know that this will just move the needle further. are we going to continue to see really horrible legislation norm? >> reporter: lana zak, iowa city, iowa. >> john: it took a jury less than 90 minutes to find an illinois landlord guilty of murder and hate crimes for a brutal 2023 stabbing attack on % palestinian american family that killed a 6-year-old boy. authorities say 73-year-old joseph czuba targeted the family because of their islamic faith and as a response to the war between israel and hamas. czuba faces life in prison. the gold medal for messing up medals goes to the french mint, which says more than 200 defective paris olympic medals will be replaced. at

about is that there's a long standing history validating how local, state and federal law enforcement has used whites supremacist groups such as the ku klux klan to maintain racial domination in as both public sector call and hooded secrecy. and so, you know, for instance, some years back when that video went viral of like police officer, like fist pumping someone that was a member of like the proud boys, i wasn't surprised as a scholar because i saw it and i'm like this is it. this is as we would say, as a as a historical sociologist, this is a a social and pattern. right. that there are there are times when when certain populations become defined a threat or certain types of polity become threatening. it is to see these alliances across race that blur the notion of who's a civilian and who's enforcement and finding a commonality in race to then target another population. and hugo's life and death they really bring to the forefront this paradox and and in the context of california right if this history is taking place in this way then how did for prisoner organizations develop beginning in the 1950s it's in thinking o

laws of the united states. president trump knows that better than most as he is seek to go deport and force immigration laws against this groupnd also add something i mentioned before reconstruction congress is well aware there are people in the united states in violation of the law, those would be enslaved african-americans brought to the united states in violation of federal law and, of course, this isn't clause to provide them citizenship despite they were there in violation of u.s. law. >> i noticed you're reacting to some of the testimony about the u.s. being some kind of outlier with respect to birthright citizenship or having -- looked like you might have a different interpretation, can you expand on that? >> with all due respect to mr. o'brien who was a deep expert in immigration law i don't think he's familiar with the laws of the 32 other countries that have birthright citizenship. automatic birthright citizenship just like the united states. in canada if you're born in canada regardless who your parents are, you're a citizen. that's why senator ted cruz had to renounce canadian citizenship because he was born in th

a group of blue state attorneys are backing mexico saying the law is meant only to shield blameless manufacturersnd sellers but that it doesn't equate to blanket absolute immunity against any and all liability. in another coalition led by republican montana attorney general austen knutson argues it isn't the manufacturer's fault that gun crime is raging out of control in mexico pointing the finger elsewhere. >> this is happening primarily because we provide a lot of firms to the mexican government and army and a lot of those guns go missing and end up in the cartels hands. this is a mexico problem and not an american problem. >> reporter: they think that scheduled is going to have a decision by the end of june. >>> pope francis struggles to overcome a life-threatening health crisis, next. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: pope francis is resting today as he undergoes treatment for double pneumonia. fox news chief religion correspondent lorne greene is in rome with more. it sounds like he is tweeting as well. >> he is a little bit. a lot of that is a reflection of his angeles that he released earlier today but stil

a group of blue state attorneys general is backing mexico saying the law is meant only to shield blamelessrers and sellers it does not equate to a blanket absolute immunity against any and all liability. another coalition led by republican attorney austin knutson argues it's not the manufacturers fault that gun crime is raging out of control in mexico it points the finger elsewhere. >> is happening primarily because we provide a lot of firearms to the mexican government. the mexican army a lot of those guns go missing and end up in the cartels hands. this is a mexico problem not an american problem. specifics of the justices think that case is scheduled for an hour-long argument on tuesday with a decision due by the end of june. cap next will take you live to rome for an update on pope francis as he struggles to overcome a life-threatening health crisis. that is next ♪ shannon: pope francis is restinged the as he undergoes recent for double pneumonia. keefe religion correspondent lauren green is in rome with more p. sounds like he's tweeting or, lauren. >> reporter: he's tweeting a little

groups making it harder for them to vote. how would you decide which of these kinds of voting right laws enacted by states, the obvious. >> senator, i have to disagree with the premise of your question that all of these measures that georgia and other states took to improve confidence of all citizens and voting in fact had any -- >> obviously, there is this agreement that it is a crutch to whether or not these laws actually have an anti- discriminatory and you obviously do not think so. you stated in one of your many tweets, thousands of tweets that you deleted before your nomination. we can go over some of them. one of them said a birthright citizenship is not a thing. is birthright citizenship in the constitution, yes or no? yes or no? >> thank you, senator. i think that there are reasonable debates to be had about the meaning and application and scope of what is commonly called birthright citizenship in the 14th amendment. >> a sense of it has been 130 years where this particular provision has been deemed to confer birthright citizenship and not in the way president trump views it and apparently not you. so, will we start talk